Get ready for a busy final weekend of February in Bath! We have theatre, rugby excitement, museum fun, and performances perfect for ages 3 to 13. Note that Sunday, March 1st, is quieter, so Saturday is your big activity day.
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Lunar New Year Celebration
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
A free, cultural drop-in event happening Saturday in Bristol.
Lantern Festival at Museum of East Asian Art
Museum of East Asian Art
Indoor craft workshop making lanterns on Saturday afternoon.
A Square World at The Egg
The Egg
A theatre show specifically designed for children aged 3-8, running Sunday.
· February 28
6: Catch the thrilling afternoon clash as Bath Rugby faces off against Gloucester Rugby at The Rec. This is always a high-energy atmosphere that sports fans of any age will enjoy.A major Saturday afternoon sporting event happening right in the city centre.
: Spend the early afternoon creating your own lantern to take home. This is a fantastic hands-on activity tied to cultural celebration.A scheduled, hands-on creative workshop inside Bath city centre on Saturday.
: If your kids love the bestselling books, they'll love seeing the illustrations and music brought to life on stage. It is highly recommended for primary school ages.A major, age-specific stage production happening Saturday afternoon at a central Bath venue.
SNOWDROP MONTH : This is your absolute last chance to see the carpets of snowdrops at the stunning Bishop's Palace Gardens near Wells. It's a beautiful way to enjoy the outdoors before March arrives.It closes *today* (Sat 28th), making it a perfect, timely outdoor activity.
OLAF FALAFEL'S STUPIDEST SUPER STUPID SHOW : If your older kids enjoy silly humour and comedy, this show by Olaf Falafel is highly rated for ages 5 and up. Check times as it is listed as a Bristol event.Great dedicated entertainment for older primary school children if you're willing to travel slightly outside Bath.
FREE : If you don't mind the quick trip to Bristol, the museum is hosting a drop-in celebration for the Lunar New Year this Saturday. A great way to get some culture for free.A drop-in, free cultural event happening on Saturday in the nearby city.
· March 1
1A SQUARE WORLD AT THE EGG : This sweet show explores routine and unexpected changes through a story about friends. It’s perfectly tailored for younger theatregoers.It is one of the very few events running on Sunday, March 1st, and is specifically targeted at under-8s.
Also On· anytime this weekend
3: Head slightly out of the city to Dyrham Park to explore a special exhibition focusing on historical cabinets from around the world. Great for a family day out.This is one of the few attractions running this weekend that isn't specifically an event, offering flexible family exploration time.
: A Saturday morning event focused on Dads and kids enjoying activities together. If you live closer to Frome, this could be a good local spot.It's a specific Saturday morning session, likely involving active play, though details are sparse.
FREE : This Dads Rock event near Weston-super-Mare might be worth the drive if you are looking for a free Saturday morning activity session involving dads and children interacting.It's listed as potentially free, making it a strong option for Saturday morning fun.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best events for younger children (under 6) this weekend?
The best tailored event is A Square World at The Egg (Ages 3-8), running through Sunday. For a younger audience in Bath on Saturday, the Lantern Festival at the Museum of East Asian Art (12:00 PM - 3:00 PM) offers a hands-on craft activity.
Are there any free family activities on Saturday, February 28th?
Yes, there are two potentially free options on Saturday: the Worle Dads Rock 2026 (starting 10:00 AM) and the Lunar New Year Celebration at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery (drop-in).
What is on Sunday, March 1st?
Sunday is much quieter. The main dedicated event running is A Square World at The Egg (Age 3-8). Also, the Cabinets unlocked exhibition at Dyrham Park is running all weekend.
